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Massac County, Illinois Domestic Violence Lawyers
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Jason Grenman
Williamson County, IL Domestic Violence Attorney with 1 year experience
(618) 579-5250	104 W. Calvert St.
Domestic Violence, Divorce, Family and Real Estate
Charles R. Garnati
Williamson County, IL Domestic Violence Attorney
(618) 998-0026	400 W. Jackson St. Suite D
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Criminal, Divorce and Family
Andrew Weisberg
(773) 694-8129	20 N Clark Street, Suite 2200
Free ConsultationCook County, IL Domestic Violence Attorney with 23 years experience
Domestic Violence, Criminal, DUI and Juvenile
University of Missouri - Columbia
A+ Rated with the BBB and with well over 100 5-Star reviews online, Andrew M. Weisberg is a highly successful criminal defense attorney. Call Now for a Free and Immediate Consultation at (773) 694-8129. Mr. Weisberg returns most calls within 15 minutes! Don't trust your freedom and future to lawyers who practice in multiple areas of law. It is critical to hire an attorney solely dedicated to the practice of criminal defense. Mr. Weisberg commits 100% of his practice to defending those who have been accused of a crime in Chicagoland. His sole mission is to provide the best representation...
Ray Flavin
McHenry County, IL Domestic Violence Lawyer with 27 years experience
(815) 334-9004	666 Russel Court
Domestic Violence and DUI
Master's of Business Administration
Law Degree Southern Illinois University
25+ years Criminal Defense Attorney
United States Navy Veteran
David L. Freidberg
(630) 574-1000	140 Butterfield Rd
Free ConsultationDuPage County, IL Domestic Violence Lawyer with 24 years experience
Domestic Violence, Criminal, DUI and White Collar Crime
Welcome to the Chicago, Illinois, Law Offices of David L. Freidberg, P.C., a premier Chicago criminal law attorney who knows how the system works and when to negotiate or simply take the gloves off and fight it out in court.
We pride ourselves on providing our clients the most powerful and aggressive criminal defense available in the Chicagoland area. We handle all criminal cases, including drug offenses, rape, assault and murder.
Experienced, Compassionate, Aggressive Criminal Defense
If you have been charged with a crime, you want to know your attorney will take a sincere interest in your case and do...
Timothy Martin
DuPage County, IL Domestic Violence Attorney with 26 years experience
(630) 480-0604	610 East Roosevelt Road
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Criminal, DUI and Family
Timothy P. Martin Wheaton, Illinois Managing Partner and Chief Litigator 630-474 -8000 Office 630-480-0692 Fax Email Tim@Timmartinlaw.com Timothy P. Martin, a resident of DuPage County, is a Partner with the LAW OFFICES OF MARTIN & KENT, LLC. Mr. Martin received his Juris Doctorate from the John Marshall Law School, Chicago, Illinois. While in law school, Mr. Martin served as an associate editor of the John Marshall Law Review. His work on the law review lead to a nationally published article in the area of criminal law. In 2009, Tim Martin was elected President of the...
Michael Hudzik
(630) 665-7676	1250 East Diehl Road Suite 400
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Divorce and Family
The most gratifying part of practicing matrimonial law is to be able to give guidance and help people through one of, if not the most, difficult times of their lives. My goal in most cases is to help clients resolve their issues in an amicable manner to a positive resolution, as the majority of cases do not proceed to trial. However, there are certain cases that cannot be settled for a multitude of reasons. As such, I am always prepared to litigate the issues. I maintain the mindset of a litigator while always being open to...
James G. Dimeas
(847) 807-7405	120 W Golf Road
-Over 26 years of experience handling criminal cases in Cook County, DuPage County and Kane County, as well as federal courts as far away as Las Vegas.
-Rated "Superb", the highest classification possible by AVVO, the organization that rates every attorney in the nation.
-Recognized as one of the "Top 100 Criminal Defense Trial Lawyers" by The National Trial Lawyers. This designation is only reserved for the "best of the best" and only for a very few distinguished attorneys.
-Named a "Best DWI Attorney" by Best DWI Attorney in 2017.
-Recognized as...
Joshua Donald Lloyd
(630) 797-5505	2445 Dean Street
Kane County, IL Domestic Violence Lawyer with 6 years experience
Domestic Violence, Criminal, Divorce and Family
Northern Illinois University College of Law
Josh is an attorney at Hower Law Firm LLC, and his current area of focus is family law. Prior to his position at Hower Law Firm LLC, Josh worked at The Stogsdill Law Firm, P.C., concentrating in family law, and respresenting clients in contested divorce cases dealing with complex issues. From 2013 through 2016, Josh was an Assistant State's Attorney with the Kane County State's Attorney's Office. He started his career as a misdemeanor Assistant State's Attorney, and was quickly promoted to the Felony Trail Division where he handled serious felony criminal cases encompassing drug and alcohol-related offenses, domestic violence...
Matt Fakhoury
(847) 920-4540	1136 S. Delano Court West
Domestic Violence, Criminal, DUI and Traffic Tickets
When you're facing tough charges, you need a tough lawyer. Matt Fakhoury is an aggressive criminal defense attorney who will put your needs and your rights first! As a former prosecutor, Mr. Fakhoury knows the legal system from an insider's perspective--and that helps you get the results you deserve. Mr. Fakhoury is also an Adjunct Professor at DePaul University, where he teaches law courses in the undergraduate sociology department. With years of experience as a lawyer and professor, Mr. Fakhoury has tried numerous bench and jury trials for his clients with outstanding results. If you were arrested and charged...
Patrick J Weiland
DuPage County, IL Domestic Violence Lawyer with 23 years experience
(630) 261-9098	17W662 Butterfield Rd
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Criminal, DUI and Stockbroker Fraud
Prior to forming the Law Offices of Dolci & Weiland, Pat worked at DuPage County State's Attorney's Office for nearly 10 years, handling all types of felony, misdemeanor and traffic cases. As a misdemeanor Assistant State's Attorney, Pat was assigned to prosecute over 10,000 Driving while Under the Influence (DUI) cases. During his six years as a Felony Assistant State's Attorney, Pat handled thousands of felony cases including felony traffic and DUI cases, complex white collar crimes, as well as violent crimes, such as armed robbery, aggravated criminal sexual assault, and first degree murder.
David J. Winer
(847) 336-9111	9933 Lawler Street
Free ConsultationCook County, IL Domestic Violence Lawyer with 32 years experience
David Winer and the Law Office of Winer & Winer have been a presence in Lake County for many decades specializing in DUI/Traffic & Criminal defense.
It is critical to hire a local lawyer with intimate knowledge of the legal environment. David Winer has been very active as a current member of the Criminal/Traffic Law committee and Chairman of the Lake County Lawyer Referral Service and a past member the Editorial Board & Contributing Author of the Lake County Docket and Chairman of the Juvenile Law Committee.
David has been chosen several times to lecture and teach other lawyers about Criminal,...
Rachel Hernandez
Kane County, IL Domestic Violence Attorney with 15 years experience
(630) 888-0017	619 W. Main Street
Northern Illinois University, College of Law and Western Illinois University
Rachel Hernandez began her career with the Community Crisis Center in 1999 and now serves on their Board of Directors. The center is a not for profit domestic violence shelter and social service agency in Elgin. Rachel has a passion for helping others and community building and attended NIU College of Law committed to pursuing those goals.
After graduating, she served as an assistant state's attorney handling a variety of criminal and civil matters in Boone and Winnebago Counties, with a particular passion for seeking justice for children and victims of violent crimes. As an assistant state's attorney, she managed a...
Agnes Z. Olechno
Cook County, IL Domestic Violence Lawyer with 7 years experience
(312) 981-0851	180 North LaSalle Street
Agnes (Zielinski) Olechno combines her skill as a courtroom litigator, her experience as a child advocate, and her compassion for families in transition to advocate for her clients and their families. Agnes graduated from Loyola University Chicago in 2010 where she received two Bachelor of Arts degree's Magna Cum Laude in Political Science and International Studies, and a Bachelor of Science Magna Cum Laude in Criminal Justice. As recipient of Loyola's Civitas Child Law Fellowship and the Child and Family Law Certificate, Agnes received her law degree (J.D.) Cum Laude from Loyola University School of Law in 2013....
Dean Wilhelm Taradash
(312) 775-1020	180 N LaSalle St
Domestic Violence, Divorce and Family
Dean Taradash is a lawyer that represents people going through one of life's most traumatic events … divorce. Since 1999, Dean has focused his entire practice on assisting people through the divorce process. Dean has represented people throughout the state of Illinois and has a reputation for being a zealous advocate for his clients, both in and out of the courtroom. Dean is dedicated to ensuring that his clients obtain the most favorable outcomes while also understanding that not every issue is a fight. If an issue can be resolved amicably and without court intervention, Dean is always happy to...
Peoria County, IL Domestic Violence Attorney with 28 years experience
(309) 999-1177	416 Main Street, Ste. 829
We help the accused by listening, protecting, preparing and caring.
Since 1993, where the Law Offices of Maureen Williams started in Minneapolis, we have devoted our practice to only criminal defense. You will be asked to be a part of our team, as no one knows the facts better than you. Together we will gather all the evidence, hidden and apparent, the forgotten, and your discoveries. We will not pressure you to plead guilty, and we will brainstorm together to figure out the best course of action: trial or no trial.
Allow us the opportunity to listen to you, work...
Thomas P. Miller
(630) 403-8441	460 South County Farm Road
Domestic Violence, Divorce, Family and Immigration
Experience, integrity and flexibility form the backbone of my client oriented practice in Cook and DuPage Counties. My twelve years of negotiating, mediating, trials and appeals, inform my opinion of your case, and from our initial consultation onward, you always receive an honest assessment of the likely outcome. I strive for innovative solutions to your issues, minimizing expense and grief, strategizing to let you retain control over the results, while always being ready to "go all the way". Throughout, I will always be accessible to you and bill you fairly, tailoring payment options to your circumstances. About Me: ...
Jason B. Stevens
(847) 902-5665	102 N. Evergreen Avenue
I have specialized in criminal, DUI & traffic defense for over 14 years. During that time period I have assisted clients extensively with felonies, misdemeanors, DUIs, simple traffic matters, CDL protection, driver's license reinstatement, and expungements.
I take pride in my Courtroom skills and long list of satisfied clients. My goal in each case I accept is to achieve the objective of my client. I return phone calls promptly and always give an honest straightforward assessment of each case no matter how big or small.
I offer a free no obligation consultation.
Ronald L. Bell
Lake County, IL Domestic Violence Lawyer with 40 years experience
(847) 495-6000	1113 S. Milwaukee Ave. Suite 204
Attorney Ronald L. Bell has extensive litigation and negotation experience and has held former positions such as the Assistant Illinois Attorney General and Chief Corporate Counsel to a $250 million dollar company. Ronald Bell has argued and/or presented cases before the United States Supreme Court, Illinois Supreme Court, 7th Circuit Court of Appeals and every Illinois appellate court. Attorney Bell has top academic credentials and he was the top student in his law school class at the age of 23, a former editor of the law review and graduated college at the age of 20.
Daniel J. Kollias
(630) 407-1200	400 S Knoll St
Free ConsultationDuPage County, IL Domestic Violence Attorney with 20 years experience
Domestic Violence, Divorce, Estate Planning and Family
Notre Dame Law School and University of Michigan Law School
Daniel J. Kollias' combination of experience in the real world and in the courtroom sets him apart from other attorneys. He represents clients with the goal of finding practical solutions to complex problems. Prior to starting his firm, Dan successfully owned and managed a restaurant and bar in Elmhurst for a few years before returning to the practice of law. He understands business from the perspectives of both the entrepreneur and the advocate.
Dan is at home both in the courtroom and at the negotiating table. Dan gained extensive in-court experience as a prosecutor in the...
Stacey A. McCullough
(630) 665-7300	1737 South Naperville, Rd.
Stacey A. McCullough's career has been focused on the successful defense of the criminally accused in DuPage County for over 20 years. She has firmly established her advocacy skills through hundreds of hearings and trials for offenses ranging from traffic violations to felonies. Stacey's experiences and involvement in the legal community have instilled in her the understanding that each case and client she takes on is unique and important. She reviews all circumstances thoroughly and provides clients with explanations of proceedings, potential challenges, and possible outcomes. Clients can be confident Stacey's representation is personal, honest, respectful and dedicated.
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Mark Wakenight
Will County, IL Domestic Violence Attorney with 31 years experience
(815) 727-6144	9405 Bormet
Free ConsultationDivorce and Family
Wakenight & Associates, P.C. Experienced Divorce Lawyers . . . with Solid Reputations . . . for Intelligent Solutions . . . Compassionate Advocacy . . . and Impeccable integrity.
Divorce Law is our Passion . . . because Nothing is more Important than your Family and Finances!
Serving clients in all the Chicagoland Counties.
Mark T. Wakenight
- CFL (Certified Financial Litigator) through AACFL
- 2001 to present Wakenight & Associates, P.C., President
- 1988...
Rodney W. Equi
DuPage County, IL Domestic Violence Lawyer
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Arbitration & Mediation, Divorce and Family
The Honorable Rodney W. Equi (Ret.) was appointed as an Associate Judge for the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, DuPage County, Illinois in 1992 and elected as Circuit Judge in 1998.
William Wolf
Cook County, IL Domestic Violence Attorney with 26 years experience
(312) 888-1124	35 East Wacker Drive, Suite 1980
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Criminal, DUI and Juvenile
William Wolf has been a criminal defense lawyer for 25 years. He has an extensive amount of experience handling all kinds of cases ranging from homicide to sex crimes to narcotics.
Mr. Wolf excels in strategic thinking which has helped him serve thousands of people to win at trial or get the best deal possible. He has vast experience in jury trials, bench trials, and motion hearings to protect his clients from overzealous law enforcement and prosecutors.
He has been published in the State of Illinois and nationally on topics including defending homicide cases, cross-examining expert witnesses, and Confrontation Clause...
Steven H Fagan
(312) 477-0540	161 N. Clark
Chicago, 60601
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Criminal, DUI and Traffic Tickets
Northwest Suburban Bar Association and Chicago-Kent College of Law, Illinois Institute of Technology
Steven Fagan is an experienced defense attorney who devotes his practice to the areas of DUI, criminal, and traffic law in the Chicago community as a member of the knowledgeable team of Fagan, Fagan & Davis. Attorney Fagan received his undergraduate degree from the University of Illinois – Urbana-Champaign in 1995 before earning his Juris Doctor from Chicago-Kent College of Law in 1998. He is admitted to practice law by the Illinois State Bar Association and is a member of the National College for DUI Defense, the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, the Illinois Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers,...
Kirk C. Stange
(855) 805-0595	116 W. Mill Street
Waterloo, IL 62298
Monroe County, IL Domestic Violence Lawyer with 20 years experience
Domestic Violence, Divorce, Family and Juvenile
If you are going through a divorce or family law matter, it can feel like your whole life is hanging in the balance. Not knowing what will happen to you or your family can can be overwhelming. To help clients with divorce and family law matters in their time of need, Stange Law Firm, PC has limited their practice to divorce and family law matters. For your convenience, we have offices in Missouri, Illinois, Kansas and Oklahoma in places such as St. Louis, Kansas City, Columbia, Springfield, Wichita, Tulsa and beyond. We also respond to all phone...
Jane E. Nagle
Free ConsultationDuPage County, IL Domestic Violence Lawyer with 7 years experience
Domestic Violence, Bankruptcy, Divorce and Family
Jane E. Nagle is a licensed attorney with a concentration in the practice areas of divorce and family law as well as bankruptcy and debtors' rights in DuPage, Cook, Will, Kane, Kendall, McHenry, Lake and surrounding collar counties. Jane received her law degree from DePaul University College of Law in 2012. She also graduated from Indiana University – Bloomington in 2006 with her Bachelor of Arts in both International Studies and Spanish with a minor in Italian. During law school, Jane worked as an extern for the Honorable Judge Michael Panter in both the Domestic Relations...
Todd Alan Roseberry
McLean County, IL Domestic Violence Attorney with 21 years experience
(309) 829-3636	407 W. Front St., Suite No. 2
Todd Roseberry's experience includes a period of employment with the Illinois Department of Public Aid, Springfield, Illinois,as a Public Aid Income Maintenance Specialist. He also served in the Illinois Army National Guard at Camp Lincoln, Springfield, Illinois, from 1985 to 1993 as a medic and medical laboratory technician. Todd is married with three children and lives in Leroy,Illinois. He is a member of the Illinois State Bar Association and the McLean County Bar Association. He is a member of the Greek Orthodox Church of the Three Hierarchs in Champaign, Illinois where he teaches religious education to high school children. His...
Evan Winer
Cook County, IL Domestic Violence Lawyer with 32 years experience
(847) 336-9111	9333 Lawler Avenue
With 30 years of legal experience, Evan Winer is a highly-experienced Lake County defense attorney representing clients in the areas of Criminal, DUI, Traffic, Juvenile and Secretary of State License Reinstatement Hearings. A Graduate With Distinction (Cum Laude) from the University of Iowa and a member of Phi Beta Kappa, the nation's oldest and most prestigious academic honors society, Evan attended Loyola University of Chicago School of Law where he graduated and was admitted to the Illinois Bar in 1988 and the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois in 1989. After working in the civil litigation...
Gus Kostopoulos
(630) 556-1814	608 S. Washington Street
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Criminal, DUI and White Collar Crime
Gus Kostopoulos is a former prosecutor with over 18 years experience successfully handling criminal defense matters.
Morgan Given
Morgan Given is committed to providing the highest quality legal services to families throughout the Chicago area. Her mission as an attorney is to help clients successfully navigate the tremendous emotional as well as legal difficulties associated with divorce, custody, visitation, removal, maintenance and other family law matters. Ms. Given works tirelessly to achieve the best results for her clients, and believes that a good attorney truly understands and appreciates her client's individual needs. While always willing to negotiate a fair settlement if it is possible, she also has the knowledge, experience and dedication to take any matter to trial.
Ms....
Jillian Wood
(618) 310-3711	115 Lincoln Place Court
Saint Clair County, IL Domestic Violence Lawyer with 11 years experience
Jillian Wood is a Partner at Stange Law Firm, PC. She manages the Illinois offices and the Arnold, Missouri office of the firm. Jillian is based out of the firm's Belleville, Illinois office and represents clients solely in family law matters. Note: The choice of a lawyer is an important decision that should not be based solely upon advertisements. Jillian Wood is responsible for the content. Principal place of business 120 South Central Ave., Suite 450, St. Louis (Clayton), MO 63105.
Faraz Nayyar
DuPage County, IL Domestic Violence Attorney with 8 years experience
(630) 529-9377	One Lincoln Centre
18W140 Butterfield Rd., Floor 15
Domestic Violence, Criminal, Employment and Personal Injury
Former Attorney for the United States Department of Labor and United States Department of Justice. Years of complex litigation experience.
DuPage County, IL Domestic Violence Lawyer with 5 years experience
18W140 Butterfield Road, Floor 15
Domestic Violence, Criminal, DUI and Immigration
The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law
Former State's Attorney, top 40 under 40 Trial Attorney.
Salvatore Miglore
DePaul College of Law and DePaul College of Law
With over 35 years of legal experience, including experience as a Special Municipal Prosecutor, and two years as a Cook County Sheriff's Deputy, lawyer Salvatore C. Miglore has earned a reputation over the last 30 years for being a quick witted and talented advocate for his clients. The Law Offices of Salvatore C. Miglore & Associates, in Wheaton, Illinois, prides itself in counseling clients about all their legal problems.
Our firm focuses on the areas of family law and criminal defense. All clients receive the same personalized counsel about their legal issues. We encourage you to deal proactively with your legal...
Jack L Zaremba
(815) 740-4025	26 E. Clinton Street
At the Law Offices of Jack L. Zaremba, we are dedicated to protecting your rights and achieving the best outcome on your case, quickly and efficiently. As a former Will County prosecutor, I have the courtroom trial experience you can count on. I have tried criminal cases ranging from a speeding ticket to first degree murder, and if you have been charged with a criminal offense, you want an attorney who knows your case from the prosecutor perspective. I know their strategy and the techniques to counter them. Don't delay. If you have been charged with a criminal offense, contact the...
Matthew M. Williams
(630) 409-8184	1444 North Farnsworth Ave., Suite 307
My law firm represents people in DuPage, Kendall and Kane Counties. For nearly a decade, I have focused entirely on divorce, paternity (parentage), establishment and modification of support, parental rights, enforcement of divorce decrees and other family law related matters. I have litigated numerous divorce and parentage matters and know how to litigate yours. More importantly than that, I focus on keeping your case out of the courthouse as much as possible. That helps keep costs down and can actually expedite many cases.
I have an undergraduate degree in psychology with 5 years' experience working with abused children and adolescents with...
Ms. Lynn Palac
(847) 404-9311	121 S. Wilke Road
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Criminal and DUI
I have been a trial attorney in a courtroom almost daily for 20 years. Having spent 10 years as a prosecutor with the Cook County State's Attorney's Office I have handled cases ranging from DUI to Murder. I have worked in Domestic Violence and with Orders of Protection and followed misdemeanor and felony cases through every stage. I currently have my own practice and help clients with criminal, DUI, traffic, family law, expungements, juvenile, and federal employment discrimination.
Lori Levin
Cook County, IL Domestic Violence Lawyer
(312) 972-3756	180 North LaSalle
For more than 30 years, Lori G. Levin has been a well-respected and successful litigator handling cases in the Illinois criminal and juvenile justice systems. She is a forceful, yet compassionate, advocate. Let her experience work for you.
Luke Kazmar
(630) 796-1480	1755 Park Street
Domestic Violence, Appeals, Divorce and Family
By way of educational and professional background, I have extensive knowledge of accounting, valuation, statistics, taxation, econometrics and economics. Skill set enables superior asset/liability allocation, discovery of hidden income/assets, support payment litigation, etc.__________EXAMPLES OF SPECIFIC CONTEXTS: Appraisal of Residential and Commercial Real Estate Valuation of Closely Held Companies Forensic Accounting and/or Tracing Analysis of Diverse, Complex and/or Prodigious Classes of Assets/Liabilities Arguments Regarding Upward/Downward Deviation from Guideline Support Determination of True and Actual Income__________REPRESENTATIVE CLIENTS: Senior Corporate Executives (including CEOs, CFOs, Presidents and Directors) Entrepreneurs & Owners of Closely Held Entities Medical Doctors (surgeons,...
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After the Cutlass line was split between the front-wheel drive A-body Cutlass Ciera and the rear-wheel drive G-body Cutlass Supreme in 1982, GM again offered a limited-edition Hurst/Olds - it was the 15th anniversary of the first Hurst/Olds introduced in 1968. The Hurst Lightning Rod floor shifter was introduced in the '83 H/O. For the 15th Anniversary Edition, the '83 H/O came only in black with silver rocker panels. 1n 1984 the colors were reversed, and silver dominated the upper 2/3 of the car and black was on the rockers. Red interiors and the essential lightning rod shifter configuration were on the 3001 units produced that year.
For consignment a 1-owner Hurst/Olds car with some modifications to the original. Meticulously cared for, this car comes with the original car concepts booklet, owner's manual, the original bill of sale, and everything else that came within the glove box.
This T-top delete car draped in the quintessential silver over black rockers, has it all correct on the exterior. A new style "Hurst/Olds" emblem was introduced for this last year, and red and silver stripes separate the black and silver paint. Chrome 15" wheels fit Goodyear Eagle GT tires, a power bulge hood and rear spoiler gave this car a purposeful look. Dual exhausts with rumbling mufflers meant there was no mistaking the H/O for a garden variety Cutlass, as it passes by you.
A swing of the doors reveals panels that are richly adorned with velour top, molded vinyl handles housing window controls, and carpet bottoms on the doors, with smatterings of burl wood within. Power locks and power windows, as well as an adjustable mirror toggle can be seen. As we slide into the power adjustable velour bucket (not working) which presents in good condition, but shows some smudges, but no tears, we note a center console sits snugly in between these seats and houses the reason we bought the ticket.... the Hurst Lightning Rod floor shifter, showing all 3 (yes 3) shift levers proudly. Hey, its 1984 and we had not even thought of paddles on the steering wheel? Real men use shifters, and when they do, they go to a race, and they pose with Miss Hurst Shifter, and display that said photo on their office wall for all to ogle at. Pretty much standard fare dash wise, the essential gauges and 1984 Univac looking cluster of idiot lights on the drivers right. A rear defogger is installed as well as a premium cassette sound system that does a great job with my "Good Bye Yellow Brick Road" cassette. A/C and cruise control are the other options installed. An alarm system is also installed.
A 403ci V8 replaces the original 307ci V8 mill which is still retained. NOS mountings and lines to the carburetor can be seen, so let's say it comes with NOS. Attached to the mill is a rebuilt transmission beefed up to handle the extra power of the increased CI and the NOS.
Very sturdy, and invasive rust free, we see a nice clean well-maintained underbelly of this beast. New straight back dual exhaust with manual cutouts are noted, and otherwise unremarkable as to anything out of the ordinary.
The quest for more power has been man's greatest goal since the dawn of time. Before horsepower it was fire and its heat. Now it's horsepower, and an example with more than the usual. Consigner states that a mere 20,000 miles are on the replaced engine and transmission. Bring in the Miss Hurst Shifters, and let's start grinding some gears!


The staff at Bottle Breacher used to use .50 Caliber ammunition to defend our country down range, it is now used to provide jobs for our veterans. The .50 BMG cartridge was developed for the Browning .50 Caliber machine gun in the late 1910s, we now take these recycled/once fired rounds and make them into the best man gifts on the market!
A bigger Bottle Breacher; is the round fired out of an attack helicopter or air craft. The 20mm cannon round is still used today in the armed forces. It has been around since post World War 1.
The gun itself, typically referred to as the 20mm Oerlikon, became one of the most effective AAA (anti- aircraft artillery) cannons of World War 2. The weight of this bullet is a hardy piece of the action. Bottle Breacher is currently in the process of bringing authentic 20mm once fired Brass into production.
Taken from the A10 Thunderbolt. It is massive! The 30mm is made with an authentic casing, with an aluminum projectile. Almost a foot long of breaching power! By far our largest Bottle Breacher to date. No beer is safe!


Michigan got the 3-seed in the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament. They drew the strongest 14-seed in the Grizzlies from Missoula, Montana.
Kenpom has Montana as the 70th best team in the country. Other tournament teams rated similarly are 10-seed Providence (65), 11-seed St. Bonaventure (67), 13-seed Buffalo (71), and 12-seed SDSU (76). While it's unfortunate that Michigan got the toughest 14-seed from an advanced metrics point of view, they're a team that Michigan matches up with very well.
High PG reliance / usage.
Does not have an Isaac Haas shaped fellow.
I want #1 because Zavier Simpson is half-bulldog and has shown time and time again that he thrives in shutting down the PGs of opposing teams. Think Jordan Bohannon of Iowa, Tony Carr of PSU, or Cassius Winston of MSU. Enter Ahmaad Rorie of Montana. The Grizzlies 6'1 PG hoists up 27% of Montana's shots while being very turnover-prone. If you're not licking your lips for that match-up, don't worry, Simpson's already doing it.
Montana runs an extremely trap-heavy defense, trapping on about 90% of all pick-and-rolls that I watched in their Big Sky conference championship game. With how well John Beilein runs his pick-and-roll offense, there's no doubt in my mind that he'll have the Wolverines ready for the Grizzlies defensive strategy.
Finally, Montana runs out two relatively non-athletic 6'8 guys at the PF and C positions. Neither are particularly scary in the post, and neither are threats from outside. Michigan's bigs should be able to exploit them in the post as well as on the outside.
Take a look at the rest of my analysis below, where I analyze film from Montana's match-up against Eastern Washington in the Big Sky conference championship and tell you everything you need to do to get prepared for the 9:50EST match-up tonight. Enjoy!
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Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Education
Oxford Research Encyclopedias Education
Alternative and Non-formal Education
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Education for Sustaina...
Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) in Asia
Yuto Kitamura
Education, Change, and Development, Education and Society
10.1093/acrefore/9780190264093.013.12
Shift in the View of Education in Asia
ESD for Living in Present-Day Society, with Its Ever-Growing Complexity
ESD in Policy and Institutional Instruments and Practices in Asia
Countries That Have a History of and Accumulated Experience in Environmental or Development Education
Countries That Have Been Witnessing Growing Environmental Consciousness and Rapid Institutionalization in Recent Years
Countries Where ESD Is Being Promoted in Linkage with Development Issues
Globalization and Education
Development Assistance Projects for Developing Human Capital
International Cooperation for Education in Developing Countries
Community Participation in School Management in Developing Countries
The World Bank and Educational Assistance
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Summary and Keywords
A new approach to education has been proposed, called Education for Sustainable Development (ESD), with the goal of developing education in order to foster individuals who will contribute to the realization of a socially, economically, and environmentally more sustainable society. From the beginning of the 21st century, this has given rise to discussions and practices on related themes all over the world, including in Asia. While the environment surrounding education is markedly changing in Asian societies, with educational reforms actively pursued in many Asian countries and regions, their situations greatly differ depending on the context in which they find themselves.
Today, departing from the conventional modes of teaching and learning that focus on the acquisition of an already systematized body of knowledge and skills, the field of education the world over is now shifting its focus to what is called key competencies, adopting and experimenting with new teaching and learning styles to develop abilities referred to as 21st-century skills. Based on these theoretical and conceptual discussions, a number of initiatives have been adopted as policies, school curricula, and educational practices in order to promote ESD in Asian countries.
It is possible to divide Asian countries into three groups based on the place of ESD in their countries, as well as their degree of socioeconomic development and the popularization of school education: (a) countries that have accumulated experience in the practice of environmental education or development education; (b) countries that have been witnessing growing environmental consciousness and its rapid institutionalization in recent years, with varying degrees of implementation of environmental education; and (c) countries in which the elimination of poverty and inequality remains the most pressing issue and ESD is promoted in connection with development issues.
Although the introduction of ESD is greatly affected by each country's socioeconomic situation, it is important for all countries in Asia to promote equitable and sustainable education in order to realize a sustainable society. Thus, Asian countries need to form a social consensus to promote ESD, which requires the participation and responsibility of the whole of society.
Keywords: Education for Sustainable Development (ESD), sustainable development, Asia, key competencies, 21st-century skills, environmental education, development education
Deparment of Excellence in School Education, Graduate School of Education, The University of Tokyo
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I don't like it and, no matter what, I will never like it.
I will work with it as best I can and stay positive with it as much as possible. But nope, I don't have to like it.
It has been over five hours since I leftSpain. At first I was quite calm, but things have changed dramatically. I am aboard the second plane toMiamiand then a third plane will take me home toTampa. Traveling has been a grueling experience for me today starting with my run throughMadridAirportinSpainto catch the plane that would start my journey home.
It's been seventeen years since I started my business inTampa,Florida. My data processing service has been going strong. The time and effort I put into building the business has paid off and I now have the opportunity to come and go as I please because of good office managers. The work we do is highly technical and it takes a competent staff to maintain the workload. And my group keeps things running smoothly while I take a few days off to head out on a new adventure.
It was a Saturday morning and I was outside watching my son Richard play. It felt quite warm for May and summer was definitely on its way. At the time of this story, Richard was not quite two and I was pregnant with my second baby. I lived in a nice two bedroom home in a good neighborhood inLanham,Marylandand my husband had gone to work for the day.
Next door to me lived my Uncle Ray. He was my uncle on my grandmother's side and he and his family were renting from neighbors who had moved out of state. Uncle Ray had four children and he and my Aunt Neomi worked during the day. I didn't get to see them much, mainly just on the weekends.
I think back about my life sometimes too much… and realize that the years have been going faster than I wanted them to.
I had been married almost two years, with a young son just under a year old. My husband worked as a pile driver in theWashington,D.C.area and I was a data entry operator inLanham,Maryland. We had lived in the Kent Village Apartments for over a year and were now looking for a new home.
Sometimes your life can change in the blink of an eye, and if you didn't see what was coming, it can rattle your cage for quite a while afterward.
My life had already undergone pretty big adjustments. Little did I know it was going to change even more dramatically that I could ever have imagined.


Adding more twist to the story behind SealsWithClubs's closure is Bryan Micon's recount of events that included an armed raid and a technical problem.
SealsWithClubs is never coming back, and that is final.
Bitcoin poker enthusiasts were surprised to learn that what was then the largest Bitcoin-only poker site officially shut down after being absent from the gambling scene for nine days.
There were speculations that the website was hacked, causing it to put the poker site under maintenance. This, however, was quickly cleared by the management on its Twitter account that the problem at hand then was a hardware failure.
However, the story began to take a 360-degree turn when former SealsWithClubs Chairman Bryan Micon shared in a video what really happened behind the unfortunate exit of arguably the most successful poker room running on the digital currency.
Within the following hours, police seized the majority of his electronic devices. It becomes apparent that operating in Nevada sans a gambling license–thereby making Seals an unlicensed Bitcoin gambling platform–led to the raid and confiscation, which also raises questions regarding Bitcoin gambling in Las Vegas.
He also said the technical problem also played a part in the shutting down of the site, citing the server problem hosted by Voxility in Romania.
This problem, paired with the raid, caused the management team to quit SealsWithClubs, according to Micon.
Posted on its website is a notice posted on Feb. 20 to urge its customers to withdraw any remaining balance. It also mentioned that Micon's team will continue operating a Bitcoin poker site that will run on the software package for SwC 2.0.
Now headed by Micon and his team, which are currently based in Antigua, a new Bitcoin poker platform will soon be launched. It is hosted at SwCPoker.eu, and will feature a reinvented poker room for Bitcoin casino and poker enthusiasts.
The new domain is live as of the moment, and it contains another video of Micon also shot in the Caribbean region.


Honigman Miller Schwartz & Cohn leased space at 155 N. Wacker Dr., where it plans to move from 1 S. Wacker Dr. at the end of 2017.
Detroit-based law firm Honigman Miller Schwartz & Cohn LLP is moving its Chicago office to a Wacker Drive office tower, a deal that will allow it eventually to nearly double its roster of lawyers here.
Honigman has leased the entire 31st floor at 155 N. Wacker Drive, where it plans to move from 1 S. Wacker at the end of the year. The new lease covers 28,077 square feet, slightly more than the 27,378 square feet Honigman currently occupies, but the layout at 155 N. Wacker is so much more efficient that the firm will be able to pack in twice as many lawyers than it can in its existing space, said Jason M. Rosenthal, Honigman's Chicago office managing partner.
It's "great space that will accommodate our ongoing and future growth," he said.
Honigman entered the Chicago market in 2015, when it absorbed Chicago litigation law firm Schopf & Weiss as part of its Midwest growth strategy. Schopf & Weiss employed 14 lawyers at 1 S. Wacker. The firm employs 25 lawyers today.
Honigman has no immediate plan to hire more lawyers but expects its growth to continue, Rosenthal said. Over the last couple years, it has expanded its private-equity, tax, life sciences and litigation practices in Chicago.
The deal underscores the continued push by law firms to pack more bodies into less office space. Many firms have been able to save on rent by shrinking their lawyers' offices, law libraries and storage space.
Developed and owned by Chicago-based John Buck, 155 N. Wacker is 97.7 percent leased, according to real estate information provider CoStar Group. The 1.15-million-square-foot tower opened in 2009.
The building's second-largest tenant, law firm Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom, leases the 31st floor under a deal that expires in 2024. Honigman is subleasing the space from Skadden.
A team led by Nancy Pacher of CBRE represented Honigman in the transaction.


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"It is an efficient, fair, and transparent database that eliminates distrust between people and can make the world a better place in many areas." — András Györfi
Weekly News Report:
1. Google will begin accepting advertisements of cryptocurrency exchanges and digital wallets targeting U.S. consumers on its platform beginning Aug. 3.
2. Bitcoin continued falling as Musk kept tweeting more cryptic posts on Thursday including another breakup-themed tweet on falling crypto prices as well as a post on Dogecoin. Musk's broken heart sent BTC down nearly 7%, within minutes the crypto market responded by plunging into a sea of red, as close to $100 billion departed the global market cap.
3. Coinbase makes dogecoin available to retail investors. The exchange will try to boost interest in the meme-based cryptocurrency through a $1.2 million giveaway promotion.
4. The Philippines' leading mobile wallet provider, GCash, is eyeing a possible foray into crypto. GCash would join such other major payment firms as PayPal and Square in addressing the growing demand for cryptocurrency services.
5. The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has received over 300 requests for payments and crypto exchange licenses, including applications from Alibaba and Google. Companies apply under the Payment Services Act, a comprehensive regulatory framework for companies handling activities relating to digital assets, including payments and trading.
6. Cryptocurrency exchange and wallet firm Blockchain.com is moving its U.S. headquarters to Miami from New York. The Luxembourg-based company plans on creating as many as 300 jobs over the next 18 months at the new location.
7. Tokyo-headquartered global cryptocurrency firm bitFlyer is giving its U.S. clients access to bitcoin and Japanese Yen pair trading. The BTC/JPY spot market posted over $30 billion in trading volume, making it one of the world's largest bitcoin to fiat markets.
8. JPMorgan Chase & Co. is on the hunt for its crypto-savvy candidates to fill a growing number of digital asset crossover jobs. The megabank job posts hint at JPMorgan's broader cryptocurrency ambitions.
9. Progressive Care, a Florida healthcare company, wants those coming to the Bitcoin 2021 conference to know it will accept BTC as payment for its COVID-19 rapid testing services.
10. The European Union (EU) is set to announce plans for a digital wallet to store payment details and identity credentials among other information. The wallet is expected to be operational in around a year.
11. ECB report highlights the risks of not launching CBDC. "Issuing a CBDC would help to maintain the autonomy of domestic payment systems and the international use of a currency in a digital world," the report concludes.
12. Ghana is striving to become the first African nation to float a central bank digital currency. The Bank of Ghana (BoG) is reportedly moving towards the introduction of a CBDC experiment.
13. Budapest is set to erect a life-size bronze statue depicting Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto. The face features a reflective surface that symbolizes the unknown identity of Satoshi.
14. China hands out $6.2M in new digital yuan trial in Beijing. Beijing residents should apply to participate in the lottery before midnight on June 7. China's central bank is looking to allow foreign athletes and visitors to use the digital yuan during the Beijing Winter Olympics in 2022.
15. Bank account flows for South Korean crypto exchanges surge 40% since 2020. As cryptocurrency markets grew in the first quarter of 2021, South Korean banks saw record volumes of deposits and withdrawals to local crypto exchanges.
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Dozens of prospective parents braved snow storms to attend a special event at Hull Women and Children's Hospital last night.
The HEY Baby Carousel attracted 64 mums-to-be, dads, partners and friends despite the "Beast From the East" forcing widespread disruption.
Midwives from Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust were on hand to answer questions, give advice and practical information to people preparing for the arrival of their new babies.
Mel Lee, part of the HEY Baby team, said: "We were really pleased that so many people had made the effort to come to our event despite the weather.
"We hope people found it useful and we'd encourage all people awaiting their new arrivals to come to our next event.
FitMums, aquanatal swimming group Puddle Ducks and exercise and wellbeing support group Us Mums attended the event giving out information to people.
Andy's Man Club, a group offering support to prospective dads who may be feeling overwhelmed as the birth of their child approaches, also came along to the event.
Ashley, one of the group's members, said one of the partners who attended a previous Carousel had now come along to the group and was benefiting from the service.
Healthy lifestyles midwife Caroline Clark was educating people about the sugar content in snacks, illustrating the 16 sugar cubes in a single strawberry milkshake on her stand.
Stop smoking services and breastfeeding supporters were also handing out information along with the team of newborn hearing screeners who can pick up potential hearing problems within hours of a baby being born at the hospital.
As well as midwives who could talk to mums about the delivery ward, staff from the Fatima Allam Birth Centre were also giving out information about the midwifery-led unit, an option for those women considered at low risk of complications.
Holly Nobbs, 26, came along with best friend Hannah Seekings and seven year-old son Junior to find out about delivering her third baby at the birth centre.
She said: "It's a great event and they give you loads of information. I would have loved it if it had been here when I was having my first because you don't know a lot and it would have been a big help.
The next Carousel will be held on Wednesday, March 28, between 6pm and 8pm at Hull Women and Children's Hospital. There's no need for an appointment, just drop in and get a wam welcome from our team.


Placer County, CA…The Placer County Public Health Officer and Placer County Air Pollution Control District are re-issuing this joint Air Quality Advisory to notify the public of continuing poor air quality conditions due to smoke from the American Fire, 17 miles north-east of Foresthill.
These widespread smoky conditions will continue to affect Placer County from the valley to the Lake Tahoe area, dependent upon the wind direction, until the fire is extinguished. In the early morning smoke tends to move downhill, becoming more concentrated in lower elevation areas, especially the foothills and possibly in the afternoons in the Lake Tahoe region.
In general, if you can see or smell smoke, try to avoid all unnecessary outdoor activities.
The major air pollutant of concern is fine particulate matter known as PM2.5. While all persons may experience varying degrees of symptoms, the more sensitive individuals, such as the young, aged and those with respiratory conditions are of greatest risk at experiencing more aggravated symptoms. These may include, but are not limited to coughing, watery and itchy eyes, scratchy throat, and difficulty in breathing.
Persons experiencing questionable or severe symptoms should contact their doctor if they have any questions.
Information on air quality and smoke can be found at www.placer.ca.gov/apcd or www.sparetheair.com. The Spare the Air website is a useful site to monitor current air quality values.


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Q: Copy 'n' th character from textbox1 to textbox2; n is the click count of button Am on developing a game using vb.net, for that i need to implement the following algorithm.
   Algorithm: I have two text-boxes, text1 and text2 and a button. text2 is empty and text1 having some static values
   when i click on the button first time the first letter is copied to text2
   when i click again then first two letters are copied to text2 and so on.
   the click count number of characters are copied to text2 from one.
ie.,
Text1.Text = "sample text"
Text2.text = ""
dim cnt as integer=0

Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
  cnt += 1
  ' here how can i take single characters from text1? and place it in text2 based on cnt
End sub

A: You need to add a HiddenField to count your number of clic.
  Text1.Text = "sample text";
    Char[] listLetters = Text1.Text.ToCharArray();
    for (int i = 0; i < hiddenCountClic; i++)
    {
        Text2.text += listLetters[i].ToString();
    }

A: Try this:
Dim cnt as integer=0
Dim text1 As String =Text1.text

If text.Length > cnt Then
    Text2.text = (Text1.Text).Substring(0, cnt)
    cnt++
End If

Declare "cnt" as  static or global variable so that it retain the value.

A:  dim cliks as Integer  = 0  ' initialize an integer variable
 Private Sub Button2_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button2.Click
 clicks += 1 ' in each click increment the value of the variable  by 1(click count)
 TextBox1.Text = TextBox1.Text.Substring(0, clicks)' take sub string of the text1 from 0 to click count
 End Sub

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New guidelines for transgender participation unveiled by UK sports councils
Exclusive by Sean Ingle Chief sports reporter
Wednesday, 29 Sep 2021
# Sport politics
# Transgender
Trans women retain advantages in female sport, report says
Sports told to weigh up inclusion, fairness and safety
Trans women retain physique, stamina and strength advantages when competing in female sport, even when they reduce their testosterone levels, new guidelines for transgender participation in national and grassroots sport published by the UK sports councils will say on Thursday.
The long-awaited report argues there is no magic solution which balances the inclusion of trans women in female sport while guaranteeing competitive fairness and safety. And, for the first time, it tells sports across Britain that they will have to choose which to prioritise.
Related: What does the new transgender guidance mean for sports in UK? | Sean Ingle
Stressing that finding new ways to encourage greater inclusion is also hugely important, the report urges national governing bodies to find "innovative and creative ways to ensure nobody is left out" – including coming up with new formats, such as non-contact versions of team sports, that can be played safely and fairly by everyone.
"Sport must be a place where everyone can be themselves, where everyone can take part and where everyone is treated with kindness, dignity and respect," the guidelines state.
The landmark report is highly significant because it comes from UK Sport, Sport England, Sport Wales, SportScotland and Sport Northern Ireland, who between them invest hundreds of millions of pounds in sport each year. It also marks a notable change of emphasis, with sports being told they can no longer fudge the complex and nuanced issue of balancing transgender participation with fairness.
While the five councils cannot enforce the guidelines, their words carry significant weight and they are likely to be welcomed and implemented by many sports bodies, who have felt in limbo while disputes over how trans athletes participate in sport have raged around them.
However, they may face criticism from some women's advocacy groups, who are likely to argue the guidelines do not go far enough. Conversely, some trans rights groups are likely to voice concerns that the guidelines will lead to trans women being excluded from some sports.
Many trans groups are also sceptical of some of the evidence pointing to the advantages retained by trans women in female sport, although the councils say the work is based on exploring almost all of the most up-to-date research in the area internationally.
As things stand, most sports follow the guidelines set by the International Olympic Committee in 2015, which permit trans women to compete in female sport if they suppress their testosterone levels below 10nmol per litre.
However, in August the IOC admitted these rules were "not fit for purpose" and would be revised in the next few months. The five sports councils across the UK go further still by stating that suppressing testosterone for 12 months "cannot guarantee fairness".
"Rather, there appears to be a retention of physical capacity in transgender people who suppress testosterone from male levels," it states. "Such physical differences will also impact on safety parameters in sports which are combat, collision or contact in nature."
The guidelines state that because males and females do not often play competitive sports against each other, many people do not appreciate the differences, particularly in team sports.
"However, an understanding of the gap between the two sexes can be recognised by results of practice matches between national senior women's football teams against underage boys' teams in recent years," it says. "The national teams from Australia, USA and Brazil were beaten comprehensively (7-0, 5-2, 6-0 respectively) by club teams of 14- and 15-year-old boys."
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In reviewing the latest science, the guidelines say adult male athletes have on average a 10-12% performance advantage over female competitors in swimming and running events, and that increases to a 20% advantage in jumping events, and 35% greater performance in strength-based sports such as weightlifting for similar-sized athletes.
"The difference in performance, even at the lower range of 10-12%, is not small in terms of competitive outcomes," they add. "It would result in Adam Peaty being beaten by half the pool length in a short-course 100m breaststroke competition, Dina Asher-Smith by more than 20m in the 200m track sprint, and Sir Mo Farah being lapped twice in the 10,000m track race.
"As a result of what the review found, the guidance concludes that the inclusion of transgender people into female sport cannot be balanced regarding transgender inclusion, fairness and safety in gender-affected sport where there is meaningful competition."
The new transgender guidelines are the result of an 18-month review that involved speaking to more than 300 people and 175 organisations, including current and former athletes, transgender people and LGBT+ and women's groups. It also examined all the latest scientific research, making it the most comprehensive ever report into this hotly disputed area.
"No one was able to offer a single solution which would resolve all the identified issues, or that would satisfy all stakeholders," the review states, before calling for a "reset" in the system.
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In their report, the sport councils set out 10 "guiding principles" for sports to follow, including acknowledging the fact that categorisation by sex is lawful and that achieving inclusion across all the strands of the Equality Act "is complex and nuanced".
Sports are also given three potential paths they might consider. They are prioritising transgender inclusion; protecting the female category by having open and "female-only" categories; establishing new formats by adapting rules to include non-contact versions of team sports so that everyone can play.
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Sean Ingle is the Guardian's chief sports reporter. Twitter @seaningle
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By Ed Avis
The sign business is a growing segment for many reprographics shops, and APDSP member Sharpe Co. recently made a big leap forward in that area by acquiring a local sign business. The company they acquired, SignWorks, expands the permanent signage services Sharpe can offer.
"We had been working with them for a few years, outsourcing the manufacturing and installation of permanent signage," explains Chad Sealey, director of sales and marketing for Sharpe. "We had a good partnership. We had talked to them once before about being acquired, but they weren't ready. This time things started to fall into place in late summer, and they decided they wanted to join our family. The deal closed in November."
SignWorks specializes in channel letters, backlit signs, ADA signage, custom awnings and other signage. They continue to work out of their shop in Lexington, N.C., which is about halfway between two existing Sharpe Co. locations.
Sharpe used an 80' lift to install a 30'x35' banner as well as an 15'x18' banner at the Wrangler HQ store in Greensboro, NC.
"They're basically our seventh location," Sealey says. "Now we're cross-selling some of our other services to their clients, and we're able to offer faster turn on our existing AEC customers who need signage. We're expanding what they're doing for us."
Sharpe's business is focused in North Carolina, but they have national clients, too. With the addition of SignWorks, they can more easily manufacture and ship signage to those customers. For installation, they either send their own team or hire a local installer.
"Everything is going – knock on wood – very smoothly," Sealey says. He adds that the previous owners of SignWorks have remained with the company, and no layoffs have occurred.
The SignWorks acquisition may not be Sharpe's last, Sealey suggests: "We've got our eyes on a couple of other potential acquisitions in the next 12 to 24 months."
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After sweeping local rivals UC Irvine and Long Beach State at home for the first time since the 1996-97 season, the Cal State Fullerton women's basketball team (8-13 overall, 5-4 in the Big West) will look to make it three straight victories this weekend as the Titans head up the 91 freeway to meet travel partnet UC Riverside in their lone game of the week. Tip-off on Thursday (Feb. 9) is scheduled for 5:45 p.m. at the Student Recreation Center on campus.
Audio for Thursday night's clash with the Highlanders will be available online at www.FullertonTitans.com and, for the first time in the history of the program, fans of Cal State Fullerton women's basketball can watch the action live over the Internet thanks to a partnership between the Big West Conference and CSTV.
The Highlanders enter the week with a 7-13 overall record and a 3-6 mark in Big West Conference play after splitting its two games last week. UCR handed Long Beach State its first conference loss of the season on Feb. 2 with a 90-78 win over the 49ers, but could not sustain the momentum, falling to UC Irvine on Feb. 4, 65-63, to end a two-game winning streak.
The Highlanders are led offensively by sophomore center Kemie Nkele, who returned to the lineup on Jan. 14 against Cal State Fullerton after a finger injury, and is averaging 15.7 ppg and 7.8 rpg while notching 24 blocks. Freshman Seyram Gbewonyo is second on the team in scoring at 11.6 ppg and leads the team with 30 steals.
&\#149; UC RIVERSIDE: Cal State Fullerton leads the all-time series with UC Riverside by a 15-11 count, snapping a three-game losing streak to the Highlanders with a 68-62 win at Titan Gym back on Jan. 14... The Titans are just 4-5 all-time at the Student Recreation Center, having lost every meeting there since the 2000-01 season.
Congratulations are in order for Head Coach Dr. Maryalyce Jeremiah, who earned her 400th career coaching win on Saturday night in the Titans' 62-61 upset win over first-place Long Beach State at Titan Gym. Jeremiah, who is now 400-291 (.579) in her 25-plus seasons of coaching, is now just three wins from yet another milestone as she rapidly approaches Hall of Fame Head Coach Billie Moore's school record of 140 career wins at Cal State Fullerton. Jeremiah is 137-146 (.484) in her nine-plus years at the helm of the Titan women's basketball program.
Cal State Fullerton senior forward Amber Pruitt was named the Big West Conferemce Player of the Week on Monday after helping lead the Titans to a pair of wins last week. Pruitt averaged 16.0 ppg and 8.0 rpg in the Titans' wins over UC Irvine and league-leading Long Beach State. It is Pruitt's second career player of the week honor after winning her first award in March, 2004.
With their wins over the Anteaters and 49ers, the Titans improved to 8-2 overall this season at Titan Gym - posting the most home victories in a single-season since the NCAA Tournament team of 1990-91 went 12-1 at home. With the two wins last week (and with two home contests still to play), Cal State Fullerton has secured its first winning home record since 1997-98 (7-5).
The legendary Maxwell Smart would have been proud Saturday night as the Titans were almost able to celebrate a pair of milestones on the same night. Senior forward Amber Pruitt, who needed just 15 points to become the 15th member of the "1,000-Point Club" at Cal State Fullerton, finished a single-point shy after her 14-point, 12-rebound effort in the Titans' win over Long Beach State.
Pruitt passed Erin Whiteside (1996-2000) for 15th place on the all-time scoring list and now has Joey Ray, who finished with 1,004 career points from 1988-92, in her sights.
Speaking of close, junior Charlee Underwood also missed moving into a tie for 17th place on the all-time scoring list by a single-point, standing one shy of Amy Torczon's (1984-88) career total of 861 points.
Cal State Fullerton's two wins last week were helped, in large part, by huge second halves from senior Amber Pruitt, who scored 30 of her 32 points on the weekend after the break - including all 18 of her points in the win over UC Irvine.
With its wins over UC Irvine and Long Beach State, Cal State Fullerton snapped a pair of Titan Gym losing streaks to its long-time local rivals. The Titans downed the Anteaters on Feb. 2 for the first time in nine years, snapping an eight-game losing streak to UCI dating back to Jan. 23, 1997. Two nights later, Fullerton ended its seven-game drought at Titan Gym against the 49ers with a 62-61 win that dated back to a similiar 61-59 victory over Long Beach State on Jan. 22, 1998.
The Titans may have something here. After using 14 different lineups in its first 18 games this season, Cal State Fullerton's starting five has had a familiar ring to it as the Titans have used the same starting lineup in each of their last four games, posting a 3-1 record in that span. The quintet of Audrey Taylor, Andrea Adams, Charlee Underwood, Toni Thomas, and Amber Pruitt has also jumpstarted the offense as the Titans are averaging 73 points in those four games - almost seven points better than the opposition - and are shooting .421 from the field compared to .406 for the opponents.
Freshman Toni Thomas had her double-digit scoring streak snapped at seven games on Saturday against Long Beach State, putting an end to the longest such streak by a Titan this season. However, Thomas is putting her name in the record books as one of the best freshmen to ever play at Cal State Fullerton as her 241 points this year ranks 10th among Titan freshman scorers since 1980.
Just as the yin and yang are in balance, the Titans home successes have been equally balanced by its road woes this season as Fullerton plays its next three games away from the friendly confines of Titan Gym, posting a combined record of 22-21 at those venues.
The Titans are 0-11 away from home (including neutral site games) in 2005-06 and has lost its last 12 games away from home dating back to the first round of the Big West Tournament last season. Fullerton is averaging just 63.2 points this season in front of hostile crowds while allowing just under 78 points per contest and being outrebounded by an average of almost nine boards per contest.
However not all seems to be lost on the road as Charlee Underwood, Toni Thomas, and Amber Pruitt are all averaging double figures away from home. Pruitt and Thomas lead the way at 12.3 ppg with Underwood averaging 11.8 ppg.
Cal State Fullerton's woes in the win-loss column haven't been due to a lack of scoring. The Titans' trio of senior Amber Pruitt, junior Charlee Underwood, and freshman Toni Thomas all rank in the top nine in the Big West Conference in scoring and in the top 15 in rebounding as well as a host of other categories. Underwood is fifth in the Big West in scoring at 12.7 points per game and 10th in the league at 5.7 rebounds per game. Pruitt is seventh in the league in scoring at 12.1 ppg and seventh in rebounding at 6.2 rpg while Thomas is ninth in scoring (11.5) and 10th in rebounding (5.9).
The Titans improved to 4-1 overall this season when they have at least four players score in double figures, thanks to the offensive quartet of Amber Pruitt (18 points), Toni Thomas (17 pts.), Audrey Taylor (10 pts.) and Charlee Underwood (10 pts.) and their performances on Thursday against UC Irvine. Fullerton has also posted wins over Montana State, Cal State Northridge and Pacific under those circumstances.
Pruitt, whose scoring exploits have been discussed earlier in this release, also ranks 10th in career free throws made (213), 5th in free throw percentage (.732), and tied for 10th in career blocks (33). Her 535 rebounds are also 10th on the all-time list - just one short of ninth place.
Underwood is 19th on the all-time scoring chart with 860 career points and a season-plus to play in her collegiate career. She is fifth in career three-pointers made (93) and ranks sixth in career attempts (291). Her .320 career three-point percentage is eighth all-time.
Andrea Adams is also one of the most prolific three-point shooters in school history, ranking eighth in three-pointers made (85), seventh in three-pointers attempted (272), and eighth in three-point percentages (.313). poll was identical from both groups with Long Beach second followed in order by Cal Stae Northride, UC Riverside, UC Irvine, Fullerton, Cal Poly and Pacific.


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The Planet tab has been extended to include the world of Mira! This planet played a key role in the development of the Hive, and has a tragic story of its own. Infected long before the other races, the Qualzi'k Ziss still stand their ground against the ever growing threat of the Hive. Curious for more lore, background history and why we choose this planet as a playable map? Check it out at the Planets tab!


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The legendary Florence Greenberg was one of very few women who envisioned, launched and ran a hugely-successful record company. She liked to say that she was ?a white woman in a black business who couldn?t carry a tune!? But, she sure knew talent: talented artists, songwriters, producers, sales and promo people. For many amazing years, Mrs. Greenberg helmed a label comparable in size to Motown: not quite a major, but much more substantial than most indies. Scepter Records grew and flourished by cultivating an amazing network of independent writers and producers: Burt Bacharach and Hal David, Luther Dixon, Nick Ashford and Valerie Simpson, Van McCoy, and many, many others.
And now, compiled here are 15 exhilarating Scepter recordings - all incredible dance-floor sides (nearly $3k of original wax!), lovingly pressed onto one glorious album. Viva, Florence! Viva, Scepter Records! Dim the lights, turn this soulful platter up and get ready to move!!!


Direct marketing appeals are rising sharply, while regular/committed giving is rising gently in Ireland, according to research from the Quarterly Fundraising Monitor.
The research suggests a strong difference among sub-sectors in terms of investment with health the star performer focusing on longitudinal trends, both for income and cost for direct marketing appeals and regular/committed giving.
These are some of the findings delivered to the not-for-profit DM Forum, a quarterly meeting of fundraising, communication and marketing professionals to examine the quarterly research in more detail. The Quarterly Monitor is carried out by consultancy 2into3.
2into3 said it held a forum recently on how the Quarterly Fundraising Monitor can be developed further to provide even more useful information for the sector. With regular giving attrition benchmarking being raised a number of times in the forum, 2into3 said it plans to respond by including this and several other micro-level metrics in future versions.
The Quarterly Fundraising Monitor Report now covers 13 full quarters of self-reported fundraised income from participating organisations.
2into3 has recently established partnerships with Dochás, The Wheel and the Federation of Irish Sport which means that a discount rate applies for member organisations joining the Quarterly Fundraising Monitor.
The Quarterly Fundraising Monitor is a paid for service provided by 2into3 on a quarterly basis.


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I've been at the writing game many years and have published several books along the way. Early on I used to agonize over reviews and reader comments and tie myself up in knots over whether or not readers enjoyed my books or "got" them. But, as time passed, I realized that no writer pleases everyone and that, in fact, I never set out to receive universal acclaim, but only the respect and recognition of an audience who enjoyed and appreciated books similar to those I myself found noteworthy and good.
I've been fortunate as a writer to generally receive quite favorable reviews from my intended audience, and to that I attribute hard work, study of my craft and my lifelong voracious reading (most especially wide and deep reading of the best books in the western canon).
Reviews and reviewers come and go, but writers worth their salt, writers committed to writing, go on writing whatever the critical reaction to their work because they have to, regardless of reviews and sales. I still look at reviews of my books, but with less concern than I did long ago as a rookie, and as for sales–well, only the naive think they will make a killing and become a household name as an author.
Parallel to my writing of my own books I have for over twenty years written serious book reviews for national media as well as many "reviews" on Goodreads and elsewhere online. I am a member, in fact, of some few national professional book review organizations.
There is, I believe, a responsibility anyone who loves books has to join the larger discussion of books and reading, to enter into the larger community of the dialogue about literature, or what Henry James, D. H. Lawrence et al called "the bright book of life." For literature, to be literature, must enhance, enlarge, explain and explore life in all its wonders and dimensions. When a book hits this mark it becomes timeless and a lasting gift to generations of readers the author of the book will never know. Think of Anna Karenina or Pride and Prejudice and you will understand what I mean.
What prompted this rather diffuse and rambling train of thought, and the reason I wanted to share it, was a comment I received online for one of my recent books that began, "This book will part your hair." What a figure of speech, I thought, how arresting. The review was over the top, very favorable, and it made my heart sing because clearly I had connected with someone in the bulls-eye of my "target" audience. Moreover, it gave me a larger sense of satisfaction in that this reader thought enough of the book–and books in the larger sense of the word–to take the time, wholly unbidden, in a busy frantic world, to write a thoughtful signed review.
I suppose my point here is that people who care about books (and the writers who write them) and reading must do what they can to keep the best of it alive and flourishing, must sound off about books they enjoy–and so many don't despite enjoying certain new books immensely– and must take the time to truly contribute something meaningful and helpful to the ongoing conversation about literature, "the bright book of life, if literature and the life of the mind are to survive. All too often these days anonymous mean-spirited personalities online poison the communal discussion about books and reading and drown out more thoughtful elevated conversation, drive it from the field.
If every one of us who care about books and reading made it a point to write a few words somewhere (Goodreads is great place, of course, to do this, as are the many online book retailing sites such as Amazon and Barnes & Noble) about new books he/she read and found worthy and remarkable, this would be much less of a bother and would make the world a safer place for books, readers and authors, and I think that would be a very good thing for all of us.
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/**
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 * them and passes them along to be parsed.
 *
 * @author Thomas P. Wilson <thomas@thomaspwilson.com>
 * @copyright Thomas P. Wilson 2007-2011
 * @license http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license MIT License
 * @package com.thomaspwilson.annotations
 * @since July 21, 2007
 */
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			$annotations[$i] = array(
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